Sarum College is an ecumenical study and research centre with an international reputation for excellence in theological education and spiritual reflection.
Sarum College offers a distinguished location for meetings, conferences, events and functions with full catering services.
Sarum College Bookshop is Salisbury's most established independent Christian and theological bookshop.
The Sarum College Library has an outstanding academic theological collection of more than 40,000 books covering all denominations.- JLS: Ambrose of Milan on Baptism by James Steven, Alcuin Club £7.99
- Reimagining Britain by Justin Welby, Bloomsbury £16.99
- The Spirituality of Jane Austen by Paula Hollingsworth, Lion Hudson £9.99
- Stories Jesus Told Colouring Book by Nick Butterworth, Lion Hudson £3.99
- Alleluia is Our Song by Michael Mayne (edited by Joel Huffstetler), Canterbury Press £10.99
- Easter Family Time by Lucy Moore, BRF £1.99
- Being Human by Rowan Williams, SPCK £9.99
- Dust That Dreams of Glory by Michael Mayne (edited by Joel Huffstetler), Canterbury Press £10.99
- The Lion Storyteller Bible by Bob Hartman and Krisztina Kallai Nagy, Lion Hudson £15.99
- Things That Make for Peace by Bishop Peter Price, DLT £12.99
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Sarum Pause for Reflection: Wriggly Tin
Reflection Not all barriers are Bad Things. I sympathise with the farmer who felt a need to reinforce the message that the field beyond is not public space, but working land. Sometimes we need to protect the landscape of our interior, where … Read moreSarum Pause for Reflection: Enfolded by Love
Reflection Sometimes a change of perspective can be really useful. The difficult things in life are still difficult, and need attending to, but they do not form the whole picture. A friend of mine in East London, who has rediscovered … Read moreSarum Pause for Reflection: Lightshow
Reflection Corona is something I enjoy seeing – when it’s an atmospheric optical phenomenon, rather than a brand of beer popular with those who leave empties on the local meadows. It’s a partial corona. Caused by diffraction of sunlight … Read moreMore News »
